Yeah I have web client for my service and everything is tested, I just want to transfer it to another local computer. I've searched on google, but I haven't found anything detailed.

goldoche wrote: I want them both to use the most recent data You can never have the most recent data. As soon as you have retrieved it, it is potentially out of date. That said, you then have to decide how out-of-date you are willing to allow the data to be. You'll have to have some way of dealing with concurrency violation, that is, where another user has modified the data since it was read. One approach, that used by the DataSet's update feature by default (IIRC), is to compare all the field values against the values that were retrieved and if different, to fail the update. DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991

No. I don't know why it is so :) #region signature my articles #endregion

You need to be more specific about what the problem is. Saying 'it doesn't work' isn't good enough. State what error you are getting and maybe someone will be able to help you. Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

You can't do it from a DataSet. The only way you can do this is one of two ways. One, execute an SQL Script to create the database, setup tables and permissions, and any custom functions, stored procedures, initial data, ... Two, execute the same script commands from a custom action in your installer. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

AFAIK there is no ComboBox.SelectedValue did you mean SelectedText ? :) Luc Pattyn [My Articles] [Forum Guidelines]

This seems to be a bug. Here's how to solve it: BindingContext[dataset, datatable].EndCurrentEdit();

Did you try the method I put in the reply below using the event? I would suggest researching further using the DataGrid if you are in 2003, but if you are interested in framework 2.0 ... I think the download for the framework is free so you could always build everything programatically using a text editor. Since you likely won't want to do that you could try the Visual C# 2005 Express Edition which is free, but has a few limitations. Finally, you could try downloading the 2.0 framework and using it with the 2003 IDE, but I do not know what side effects you would see there. If you are using 1.1, I assume your clients are expected to have 1.1 installed as well. If you change to 2.0, you would also change your runtime requirements for your clients, which I am not sure you want to do. Also, I have no idea what the licensing requirements will be if you ever plan to deploy your application. Pualee

You can also bind a dataset to a datagrid directly DataSet dataSet=new DataSet(); DataGrid1.DataSource=dataSet; Similarly, at anytime, you can bind the contents of a datagrid to a dataset. DataSet dataSet=new DataSet(); dataSet = (DataSet)DataGrid1.DataSource; Keshav Kamat :) India

This is unbeleivable. How did they get the idea of not putting it in right from the beginning!?

No it didn't. The AutoArrange is set to false and I've tried every Alignment option and I'm unable to drag them!

That was it! Thank you!

haven't done much work with web services but I think they have a Global.asax file much like a web site. Add this to the project (there should be an option for it in the add object dialogue) and it'll generate several methods one of which is Application_Start.

Maybe this article[^] contains what you need, or at least provides a hint. :) Luc Pattyn

Sounds like you have an data type error. It mihgt be that your trying to input a double, or decimal, or other number format into a string or vise versa. Make sure that your inputs are the same data type as method your inputing them into. Example: Private void UpdateRow(argument1 as string) you cant input an integer as argument1 because its supposed to be a string.

Instead of referencing the dll from the other two solutions, add the project to the other two solutions also, and reference the project. --- b { font-weight: normal; }